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British Golden Age Comics has so far been viewed 214, 813 times while UK Golden Age Heroes and Comics has had 89,884 views.Trying to publish new material to two blogs which, quite honestly, are on the...
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I often Ramble...and Appeal.
"Why don't you publish a British Golden Age horror collection?"Well, the pulp scene continued in a way with US reprints but not horror comics as such. We had Dene Vernon dealing with all sorts of...
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Comic Bits 4: Covering The British Platinum, Golden, Dark and Silver Ages Of...
A480ppcolour and black and whitePerfect bound£12.00 Until December 1st 2026 then...
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Done and Dusted
It is done. Comic Bits 4 is currently awaiting my approval after I get a proof copy and then I will give the details.The issue will be packed with information about creators unknown these days but who...
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A.C.E. ?
Is there any online presence of Gifford's old Association of Comic Enthusiasts?
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Think Comic Bits 4...and another British Bat character discovered!
It is 00:30 hrs (come on you know the time) and I have just gotten up to page 53 of Comic Bits 4. I really should be drawing but...Anyway, I needed a sample comic strip by a specific Golden-Silver...
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Comic Bits 4
In two days working until 0220 hrs (or 2.20 am) I have just gotten up to page 34 of Comic Bits 4 -feature articles on forgotten British creators and plenty of comic strips featuring characters long...
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Quick Appeal
Does anyone have a scan of this comic. If so PLEASE get in touch hoopercomicsuk@yahoo.comThanks
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The Reprints Future
Just a quick note about the GA reprints to update anyone interested.I am always -always- on the look out for any scans of pre-1952 UK comics. The point is not to make money with reprints because, if...
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More Discoveries
When I wrote that I found another unlisted anywhere British hero from the British Golden Age. It was pointed out to me by someone who reads Comics Bits magazine that in the last two or more years I...
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Thank You for the Comments and a quick update!
Sorry for delay in replying to Comments but Blogger never told me there were any and after all these years I never expect any!THANK YOU for commenting.As for me....I did it again. Yup, quite by...
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A. Soloway All Star Comic volume 5 -anyone have scans or copies?
Now I know that over the many years I ask and ask and ask and to date have never received any type of response....I am an eternal optimist (without the ternal aspect).I amn looking for scans of A...
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Ah Wong
Still a classic strip though it could send the PC crowd into seizures. But this is comic book history.
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The Atomic Age Comic
Does anyone have any scans or can scan The Atomic Age Comic? What scans I have are pages...well...NOT scans. The pages were photographed back in the old Yahopo group days.If anyone can...
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The Ultimate British Golden Age Comics Collection
A4PaperbackB&W405 pagesPrice: £25.00 (excl. VAT)Prints in 3-5 business...
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The Skeleton Crew, or, Wildfire Ned
Author(s) remained anonymous as content could be violent, sexual or otherwise publicly offensive! And on occasions several people wrote these chapters. A gentleman would never want his name associated...
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The Monk:A Romance -Readers were shocked by its sexually explicit content
The Monk: A Romance is a Gothic novel by Matthew Lewis. It was over 10 years ago that I read it for the second time (I really like to punish myself!) and I started to write a synopsis of the story and...
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Melmoth the Wanderer
1819 engraved portrait of Maturin -from a Russian edition of the work Melmoth the Wanderer, by Charles Robert Maturin (1770-1824), published in 1820 and considered the last of the classic English...
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Tornado Meets The Sea Beast!
I know what you are thinking: "Are there pages missing?"Nope. Artists were told to provide a full story in 4 pages then they produced 4 page stories. I think the idea was that there was enough to give...
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